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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

The compartment was fastened with Yale
,ock. The only KEY 10 which Mr. Beuslnger
supposed that he Rad. The iewelry was In
a box large enough to hold Tour billiard
balls. II consisted OF three watches and a
number OF rings, bracelets, pins. and studs,
The yalue If which, aside from associations,
exceeded $40, 900, During the daytime the
vault and safe are open, but the space de.
voted to the jewels was always Kept locked
by the owner.
ON March 1iih last Dir. Beusinger opened
tlc commitment and found everything all
r,ebt. since then Miss BenInger has be-
come engaged. and her father, wishing TO
make her present OF necklace, went to
the safe TO take the diamonds out 81 some
rings and sluds. The little compartment
was locked, bit when opened all The Jewels
were missing. Bonds and valuable papers
had not been tempered with. There
wAs evidence that the robper was not
professional. but one acquainted
with the Office. No positive clue
WIS LETT bchinG. Mr.. BenSinger immcdi-
atfy placed he case in the hands OF Pink
elton, but no developments have yet taken
place. Dir. Bcnsinger questioned The for
ur i've employees who have daily access to
The vault, hut all Of them appeared limo
cent. He hopes that the thief will ~ con-
,cicnce.strirkeu aud replace The Jewels.
na has offered g, 00O reward. and promises
not TO prosecute if tue stolen property Is
iturued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Mr.. Carhsle-An Extra Session.

Nj. CARLISLE is again reported as having
expressed himself in favor Of holding an
extra session Of Congress next fall. In an
interview on Wednesday lat between him
and a reporter for o Cincinnati paper he
sad that be thought thot the necessity Of
al extra session OF Congress would dep"nd
III Oh tie eject the payment Of The per
cent bonds Lad upon he dnlnc,al conIi
ticu OF TIE country. H. ais, >lii
"Wb,n the bonds are all 10. at least
$4,000 900 a month VIII be accululitc n
TIE Trta,uiy, wlich he sail, Ia Ju>.n">,
81 tie country could not stand toe any
lerrih q time. Then TIE Atm ni-'r,lioJ
VIII te called uunu e. con .ider subj CT VI
a., CAV, 81 importance. Already m ram
tie Ci tlc- ave ShO NJ app-e1enS!0n, and
N les somcthinS is d NJ l. a'lsy 1t it W,
Mr. 'ar!isle's opinion tat panic WIS
possible before Congress fcru arly a>sem.
bed"
Mr. CARLISLE is right on thi> qjI'ation,
and Mr.. RANDALL wrong. The Democratic
President Of the United states cannot al)rd
10 permit the country TO run the risk Of
panic. We quote again;
"Mr. Carlisle was sure that the Admins
tratiOn would do all IN u, power 10 prevent
accumulation Of money in the Treasury,
but he feared il might find itself unable to
do anything without injury 10 the Govern
ment, and In that event he thought an extra
session would be called TO secure an early
reduction q revenues
alt was Mr.. Carlisle's opinion that 1t
was absolutely necessary TO reduce the reve-
hue at the earliest possible moment. Mr..
Carlisle wa, positive thit Congress at the
next session would in some way reduce the
revenue, though he WIS not prepared TO
SAY lust LOw II would he done. He sad
that, owing 10 differences OF opinion as to
the manner Of doing II. neither side would
get exactly That II wanted
In order TO make sure OF a revision OF the
tariff aud the reduction Of the revenues OF
the Government, tue President ought to
convene Congress in extra session in Octo.
Der. We will not repeat BOW the reasons
which we have heretofore gwen for favor
ing an extra session. They are conclusive,
IL seem. to us. NJ doubt NJ. CARLISLE
bas let Mr. CLEVELAND know his views on
sll these points.
By the way, IN the interview referred to
hr. CARLISLE al.O said that he believed
CLEVELAND would b. rem minated and re-
dsdon, and that BLAINE will be the Re-
publican candidate. And In these pre-
di,uops, too, sir. CARLISLE was not out Of
tie wy.
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PASSENGER AGENTS.
THE MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION
DOING NORFOLK.
Handsomely Entertained-Visit TO tne
Capes-The Havy.Yard-Personai
Eews aud Briefs.

correspondence Of the Richmond Depaich'l
NORFOLK, June lG, 1887.
This morning the Bay-Line ste imer VIZ
GINA brought up from Fort Monroe ,nc
Travelling Passenger Agents Associi'iou.
They were escorted to the PurceIl ilou'.
by the committee Of business men anu
transportation agenta, and Hon. bHspn
MYERS, mayor OF the city, receN'u t"e
visitors in an address OF warm ana e."
qucrt welcome. The morning was uc'
voted to seliag the various points OF me
rest about the city. After eDioyinS am
ner rendered them at the Purcell 4 special
train conveyed the visitors to ocean le"'
where they remained until alter supp,F,
and then made an excursion 10 tne cip's
on the steamer Northampton
The Pr sidcnt, Secretary Of the Navy,
and heads Of bureau. OF the navy at WASH
Inpton are 10 be invited 10 visit the navy.
ward by The City Council and Board ~
Trade OF Portsmouth and be the guests OF
the city.
The Republicans are making the canvass
warm on The removal OF the couri-housc
question in Norfolk county, and hold meet
lnes nightly advocating the movement.
The new Protestant Hospital j. 10 ne
established at Springfield, Just outside the
civ limits.
This morning large feet OF Gind-bound
vessel, in the lower barb0r and HAMPTON
Roads took advantage Of the favorable wea-
Their aud put To sen.
Norfolk has another savings bank.
The elegant New York stelm.yacht Me-
teor ma, gone up james river.
Daniel :. Cherry has been appointed gem
eral maj aver OF the uCherrin-NailcY rail-
rod.
Two outgoing steamships A day IS now
tie business Of the Old Dominion Line.
The Old-Dominion Line steamer Tuc&l'
hoe, on her trip up Nansemond river last
evening, picked up the body OF 4 young
white man, which was taken to Sleepy
!Cle, landed, and The coroner notified. IL
:. supposed that this is the body Of George
". Little, OF Washington, d. c.. steward
OF the schooner May Riley, who Jumped
Overheard from The schooner 10 lllmpion
Road, saturday. The prevalent oasteriy
Ninds probably carried the body in that
direction.
To-day the schooner Three Sisters, Cap
tain Simpson, from Brunswick, Ga, with
yelloy.pire lumber, was taken in tow at
Cane Henry AMI lowed up to the city. The
schooner i leaking badly, and had seven
feet Of water IN the hold. The captain
noted protest.
In the United states Circuit Court to-
day in the suit brought by the parties in.
jured by the late collision against the
ferr, boat Manhls>ett, the tug Portsmouth,
and a barge the Court issued an order OF
consolidation to accept one bond in the
full sum Of $1,000. divided a. follows:
Manha-Sctt, $4,000; tug Portsmouth,
$4,000; and the barge, $4,000.
Major William L. Foster, IA delegate. LETT
tonight for Chicago to attend the session
Of the llaster-Plumbcr,' Association,
which convencs in that city tomorrow.
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haze aud hearty, aud II l. not possible thai
either OF these three has failed to traia
up men 20 meet every contingency that
nav arise In the matter OF the sue
cession. Indeed Il Is understood that
the spirit Of BISMARCK lives IN hts
son Count HERBERT, and that the
spirit Of The Emperor finds its counter
Par, in bis CHE Emperor's) grandson, who,
in case u The death Of the Grown Prince Dr.
tore the Emperor died, would succeed to
the throne. Prince FREDERICK WILLIAM
ALBERT VICTOR, son OF the Crown Prince,
who would in that even, reign a. VII.
LIAM H.. II not only a great fayortte
with the body 81 the army, but
with the old generals a. we'll lie IL
not only ia accord with the views OF bis
grsn0faiher on all questions touching The
army ana The imperial policy, hut has IN
heriteG from the Emperor the will I" carry
ont those views. Should q crisis arise he
would have behind him The military e'tlb-
lisbment and toe wi,est c0unscllors IN
tho empire, aud there seems to b, no Ques-
ton Of his ability 20 U,e these powers 40 as
10 tide Il over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Alexandria aud Vicinity.
Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.l

ALEXANDRIA, Va. June 1G.-Last night
while anumber Of boys were swimming at
King.street wharf one Robbie Evans dis.
appeared udIenly. The alarm was given,
search was made, aud he was rescued.
Young Theodore Dilger, who recently
opened iewelry store 10 Warreuton, was
severely burned about the face and left ear
some GAYS ago by the explosion OF an alco.
hol lamp over which he was using blow
PIPE.
To-day Fleming, one OF the men ar.
rested on suspicion OF being connected with
the Arnold murder, was discharged, while
Williams was held. A man named Crockett
testified that he saw Billy Williams that
night wlth.a new pistol-not that one men.
toned. The prisoner said he bought his
from boy IN Richmond.
The other nioht at Powers's store, mar
Csn us, youth named Simpson, n so nj
DR.. Simpson, OF Clifton, was shot thro ,yn
the hand while handling q pistol. The
ball barely grazed the head Of the store.
keeper.
Mr, Robert Hancock. deputy -four IN.
specior. and Miss Martha Rainey were N r
ticd last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
THE WHITE SULPHUR.
Preparing for the SeasOn-The West
Virginia Doctors.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SpRNGs,}
June 10, 1887.
Your correspondent bad the pleasure Of
being at the Grecnbrier White Sul phur
Springs upon the 18th OF this month. There
were forty guests preSenl-a very unusual
number when we consider that this Is the
end Of the seaside season, and that the
mountain season does not begin until later.
Everything = being gotten in readiness
for a big crowd. and Major Eakle is very
hopeful To the old inhabitlnt of Rich
mond the White seems TO be park little
removed from the city; for he sees so many
familiar faces aud scenes. and tie time IL
not much longer from Richmond to the
White than 1t was from the City Hotel TO
Scbad's Garden. The Major tells me that
many Of the cottages are engaged and that
this will be the best season OF all.
The West Virginia state Medical Society
will be his guests on the 18Th Of July, and
for two DAYS sitter, and its meeting bids
fair to be numerOuS!y attended, and papers
of much interest will be read.
If our sulphur.SplS can be used for the
cure OF consumption, and if something eau
be discovered for the cure OF true cancer,
then will the millennium have arrived in
medicine. This subject OF sulphur in con-
sumption is in it, infancy, and the mode OF
administering the gas is now one OF it,
drawbacks | hope that many OF your
medical men will avail themselves OF this
meeting and try to throw more light upon
this important subject. Major Eakle will
be glad TO welcome them.
Dr. Il. 7. Styl will be the resident ply
stefan of the White sulphur until the mid
die OF July. Your readers will recognize
him as former Richmond doctor.
DR.. Thomas X. Evans, formerly OF your
city, will read q paper upon the curative
powers OF the White sulphur water.
Dr. j. :. ". Cullen will be the resident
physician from the middle OF July.
Msuy Richmond names are already upon
the register.
fear that the veteran deuotee OF the IL
mons old Wulte sulphur VIII not he able
q. come 10 the Write this season, aud the
y bite win not look natural without his
V,rciall. plc,crr". It Is needless to say
ttat iotcr 10 Mr.. COrcOran, the Washing
ton uhllulAr'W,i. IA.
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PETERSBURG.
Condition of tho Injured Ieu-GOld
Medais-OtEer Items.

fCorrespopdence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE 10, 1887.
The eight wounded men injured yester-
6av hy the fall of q portion Of tue building
OF The Electric Light Company on which
he's were at work are doing fairly well.
Most Of them are Injured less severely than
at Grst supposed, but two Of them-Messrs.
Jane, Brl ant AID II. ID. MoOdy-are very
badly hurt, and If tney recover will be con-
lin, d 10 the house for some time.
The Select school for Ioung Ladies,
founded in this city by the late Rev. DR..
Eeing and nOH conducted by his dAugh-
ter, clc.cd with pleasant enter 1lnnent
asj nlght. The musical and rhetorical
riY,s OF the piogrimme were OF high
order and showed great care and training
spd successful application. There were no
ul graduate, this session, but several
,ouns ladies graduated in seprite
.Ctcols. No ore in The schoO
rev whether any Trizes would
10 awarded. and wien Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher,
nrr presenting the certificates OF grlduI-
lion, announced that there would b. prizes
ana medals, there was flutter OF anxiety.
Anumbcr OF pupils received choice books
= rewards Of excellence in the yiriOu,
brarche'. Gold medals were given to Miss
Moqaie Pitcher for general excellence in
studics, and to Hiss Maybelle Ewing for
excellence in music.
cards ale out for the marriage OF DR.. W.
Pryor Jones, popular Young physician OF
hi, city, aud Miss Mary NOwlIn. the
beautiful daughter Of Captain j. IL.
Mcacham. The ceremony will take place
on the morning OF the odd instant at Grace
Episcopal church.
Rev. ;. Moyl1n Bird, OF Galys >tOn,
Texas. Is visiting friends aud relative, in
this city.
Mrs. Mary Goodale, OF Louisiana. whose
services in the cause Of temperance are
well known. arrived here this afternoon.
She will spend day or two in Petersburg,
and will organize 4 branch OF the WOman's
Temperance Union.
Bishop Randolph was announced to
pIeach at Gr1ce church last night, and q
iar.e congregation assembled TO hear him.
The Bishop, however, was physically nm
able TO occupy The pulpit. H confirmed
class of ten persons, and was only able to
deliver a very brief address to the clndi-
dates. Or. Gibson. The rector OF the
church, va, ior the first time in many
vc,rS absent on this confirmation OCCASION.
nj, health i, such that his physician posi-
lively forbade hi> leaving his house.
Rev. Z. c. Dargan. Of toe First Baptist
church. va, waited upon last evening by 4
committee OF Ma,Ons and invited to de.
liver an addTc>, before lodge, OF thl' city
IN lie Festival OF It John the Baptist on
tie evening Of the 2lth. Mr.. Dargan i,
chaplain 81 POwbatan Starke Lodge, No.
12i lie accepted the invitation. The day
will be celebrated in . manner worthy OF
lhc occasion. There will also be the usual
installation II officer and banquet
IOBIS ADAfR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
SUMMER KtsoIIs.

DLCE RIDGE SPRINGS.
- B0rErCrRr CUr>TY.N
CHE CELEBRATED DYSrfpriA Ht..,.
SON OpLN.
fov1tem PHILIP F. nnY.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Supreme COurt of Appeals.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
WYTnEvILLE, Va, June 1G.-The Su-
prcme Count of Appeals delivered opinions
in the following ease. this morning:
Siolz rs. Collin, * Go. Appeal from
Roanoke county. Decree affirmed. Opin-
ion by Judge Lcwi,; Judge Richardson
dissenting.
Gordon rs. City ct Richmond. judy
ment reversed. opinion by judge FAun'
tlGOy.
BursOn rs. Andes and wife. Appeal
from Washington county. Decree aillrm-
ed. Opinion by judge Hinton.
IIickman'- executors rs. Trout. Decree
reversed opinion by Judge Rich rd,on;
dissenting opinion by Judge Fannleroy.
Rorcr Iron Company rs. Trout and vile.
Appeal from Roanoke. Decree affirmed.
Opinion by Judge Lacy.
RehearIng was denied in the ease OF
Osborne rs. Grigsley and wife; and also IN
the ease Of Gibbonty's executor, IS. Keut'S
administration.
An 0tder was entered, changing the time
FOR he holding u the court at NytheViile
hpreafer from The 10Th OF June 70 the 10Th
" July. 1t will le remembered thtt the
10Th 4 Jul, va. the time appointed by ,1e
former court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
The Convention.

General STERLING PRICE is reported to
have said during the war between the
States that in his command he had but few
cannOns, and these he used rather for the
purpose Of encouraging his own boys
than for that OF killing and wounding their
enemies.
A state Convention Of the Democratic
party ought 10 do at least as much COOL as
General Prices cannon. 1t ought TO serve
e" encourage the bows; and to cause the
fall campaign to bc opened with enthu-
Sissm and zeal. Who that was there can
ever forget the irrepresSible enthusiasm, the
fixed determination TO win a glorious vic-
tory. and the unalterlble purpose to deserve
such 4 victory, that made it seem In Lynch
burg, in 1888. that triumph was in the very
airt-that success had already been made
surrey
Why can we not have another such con-
venton in Roanoke City on the 4th of Au.
gust: Are the Democrats OF Virginia sur
feited with their victories that they should
be less in earnest in their determination to
conquer the foe in 1887 than they were in
1888; They had to elect in 1885 Legisll.
ture empowered TO choose a United States
senator, and they have in 1887 to elect
Legislature whose duty it will be to choose
United States senator.
But the Legislature OF 1883 had business
TO do much more impOrtint thaa that Of
electiDg 8 United States senator, and the
same will be the case with the Legislature
OF 1857. The convention Will bring to-
gethCr people from all parts of the old
Commonwealth, and these will take counsel
together as to how those important duties
may best be performed.
The election OF q United states senator
is a very important matter. We would by
no means attempt to make it appear to be
otherwise. We mean to say only that the
keeping Of the state government in the
hands OF the Democratic party is more i'm
poTtant.
Let every county aud city send good men
and tue to the convention. Select for del
egaies such men a. will be sure to attend.
The presence Of an enthusiastic throng will
serve 10 kindle a flame Of zeal and enthu-
Siasm that will run all over the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
Marriage of u RfchmOn GentIem an
I'm New York

The Herald OF Wednesday says: Miss
CbsrlanDa Dickinson and Mr.. Randolph
Latlmer Norris, Of Richmond, Va, were
married last evening at the residence OF the
brides father, Colonel Andrew G.. Dickin.
son, in West One-bundred. and-iwenty-
fourth street mount Morris Park. The
Rev. Charles j. Holt, II st. James church,
Fordham, performed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by her only Sis
ter, Miss Fanny Dickinson, aud by Miss
Estelle Coleman, Of YIcksburg, Miss, a
cousin OF the bride, and Miss Sophie Steele.
Of Staten Island, as bridesmaids. Mr.. James
II. Ellerson, OF Richmond, Va, was the
best man, aud Mr.. Harry NJ. Dickinson and
Mir. StanhOpe Flournoy were groomsmen.
Mr.. Andrew q. Dickinson, Jr., aud Lieu
tenant Eugene Loyeridge, United States
army, were the usbers.
Among those present were Mrs. L. +.
Randolph. sister OF the brides mother !;
Miss Lucy Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs. James
4. Randolph, Messrs. Thomas +. and Ed
gar +. Randolph, all OF Morristown; Mrs.
:. r. Lees, Mrs. Charles j. Holt, Mr.. aud
MFs. Thomas Marshall, Mr. aud Mrs. Az
gernon s. sullivan. Mr.. aud Mrs. Arson
Nallby, Mr.. aud Mrs. s. H.. Pendcton,
Br. John Marshall. Sir. Fielding Marshall,
Mr.. Bankhead Guest, and Dir. Arthur Pen.
dieton.
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Ge-manY.

w MacEENsIE, the celebrated English
6peCieli.t, Who b = operated twice on the
Cuu,sn Crown Prince, states that the
trveth N his eisiin sushed PATENT throat
is not uali, pant, and holds out strong hope
OF bis recovery. In both his diagnosis and
his urognosi, DIR. MAcKENIE is sustained
by a no less distinguished scientist
than DR.. YIRcHOw. These gentlemen
are. however, In hopeless minority, seeing
that mary Physicians who have not seen
the Crown Prince agree that his trouble is
a malignant one, aud that his death from II
is only question Of time. As a rule the
press also seem 10 think that DIR. MAC
EESsIE's experience has played him
false, and that VRcUow's microscope has
deceived him. and Sc thinking are specu-
lating and predicting as to the effect Of the
death Of the Crown Prince upon the sta.
bility Of the German empire. The pros.
peet Of the latters death, considered 10
connection with the illness OF BISMARCK
and the fact that the old Emperor's sands
OF life have almost run out, has given
rise TO not few gloomy fore
bodlngs touching Germany. But were
the Emperor, BISMARCK, and the Crown
Prince all 10 die within the next month 1t
Is not probable that the stability Of the
German empire would be endangered in
the near future at least. Tue Empire IL CO.
mented and bound together too strong
~ by blood and iron to be per.
eeptibly shaken by even 80 rude q
shock as would be that mentioned. voS
NoLEE, who has done as much ia bis line
rs either BISMARCK or the Emperor IN theirs
70 make German unity reality, still lives
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
:. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
MOONLIGNTS."
DUTCH GAP.
STEAMER ESSEN or ARIEL
EVERY TUESDAY AID THURSDAY
NIGHT.


Leave a: 1870 O'Clock sharp; return a. 1914
o'clock.
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PULPIT IYTIuIDATIOS
Tie Evidence in t:ie James city
ConteSted.EIectIOn Cases.
ISpecial telegram 10 the Dl.patth.l

NUIIANsE'Ec, Va, June BIN the
election contest for county officer, nOw 90
leg on IN our County Count witnesses for
thc contestants testified Tat on Communion
sunday hrfoie the election a c0lOred
prrscncr here stated from hi, pulpit that
iLr independents were trying b put
sbackl,, on their children, and numerous
,a.c> IN The county were cited IN which
Church ip0u.nccs Werc thc ma3u, by which
intimidation wa, Ca'-tcI. owing % the
walm weather not much p~o-le.- /, made.
L.rgc cfowd, attend the duly session, oil
the court.
Mr. \. {. Pearhy. Commonwealth
atiOrrcy.cl,ct. was introduced 20 the Court
ly Nj. Robert +. Armi,teld and qualified
10 practice law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

The master mechanics Of the various riil.
way Of the country will meet in a few
dals at St. Paul, Miun., in annual conyen.
ton. 70 day Mr.. Il. Il. Harding, OF the
R1,eieh and Castor and Raleigh aud
Augusta railways; Mr.. James McG'cnn, Of
the Carolina Central, aud Mr.. JOhn Dissent,
81 the wilmington aud Weldon, left fol II.
Paul. They will be Joined at Norfolk by
MIR. WalhoT, Of the StabOard and Roanoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
THE JEWELS DISAPPEARED.
A Mysterious Safe-Robbery in Chi
cagO.

A Chicago special says: A daring aud
peculiar robbery, involving jewels yiluel
at over $4,000, was committed nearly three
weeks ago 10 the Office OF the Brunswick
Bake Collender Billiard Company, In this
city. The robbery has been kept quiet
with the hope that the Thief could be found
and induced 10 give up the jewelry
without publicity. The jewels were
owned by Moses Bensinger, and up
10 the death Of his wife were kept
AZ Mr. Bensipger's residence. Thea
they were taken 10 the Office OF tue
billiard company and there placed IN
small compartment in a safe standing within
vault la the innermo,t part OF the osice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17

"Inthepam oiall that's new and strange,
where did the St. Louis Repub'ic1n get its
idea that HLe ith OF July Is, in the nature
of things, purely Democratic festival:'"
From history. The Republican party never
Lad any sympathy with independence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-17
THOSE FLAGS.
NORTH CAROLINA WANTS HERS BIZ
THE FOURTH or JULY.
Preparations Made TO Receive Them -
Frost The Teachers-An INTEREST
ing Programme Current News.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH, y. C., June lG.-Statc-A Auditor
Roberts to-day received the iirst report on
The assessment Of railway property undec
the law passed by the last Legislature: IL
was sent IN by James A. Bryan, OF The
Atlantic aud North Carolina railway.
Governor Scales to-day telcgraphed Gene
raj X. &. Drum, at Washington, thai he
specially de-ired TO have the North Caro-
lima flags returned to him by July lNt III
ORDER that they mig ht be here on the Fourth
Of July. Preparations are in progress by
tue Cx.Couicdcratc Veteran Association and
local military 10 receive the flags IN nIlinS
styl(.
J. i. Blair d Co, general merchl IT., OF
Iii korv Mountain, Chatham county, have
allied. Liabilities said to be 1880; assets
not stated.